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- Latest browser releases:
- Chrome 134
- Chrome Android 134
- Edge 134
- Firefox 136
- Firefox for Android 136
- Safari 18.3
- Safari on iOS 18.3
New features in Chrome Android 134 (released on 2025-03-04)
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Customizable <select>
Limited availabilityThe
<select>
element's appearance, including the button, selected option, picker dropdown, and options, can be customized using CSS.- Chrome 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Chrome Android 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Edge 134 Released on 2025-03-06
- Firefox ❌
- Firefox for Android ❌
- Safari ❌
- Safari on iOS ❌
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:has-slotted
Limited availabilityThe
:has-slotted
CSS pseudo-class matches<slot>
elements where the fallback content is not shown. The pseudo-class matches any slotted content, including white space, text nodes, or elements.Baseline availability blocked since March 2025 by Safari (1 months)
- Chrome 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Chrome Android 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Edge 134 Released on 2025-03-06
- Firefox 136 Released on 2025-03-04
- Firefox for Android 136 Released on 2025-03-04
- Safari ❌ Vendor position : support
- Safari on iOS ❌ Vendor position : support
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Error.isError()
Limited availabilityThe
Error.isError()
static method checks whether a value is anError
object.- Chrome 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Chrome Android 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Edge 134 Released on 2025-03-06
- Firefox ❌
- Firefox for Android ❌
- Safari ❌
- Safari on iOS ❌
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<meta name="application-title">
Limited availabilityThe
name="application-title"
attribute for the<meta>
HTML element sets an installed web application's title bar text.- Chrome 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Chrome Android 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Edge 134 Released on 2025-03-06
- Firefox ❌
- Firefox for Android ❌
- Safari ❌
- Safari on iOS ❌
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dialog.requestClose()
Limited availabilityThe
requestClose()
method of a<dialog>
HTML element closes the dialog, firing acancel
event first, which listeners can use to prevent the dialog from closing. This differs from theclose()
method, which only fires the non-cancelableclose
event.- Chrome 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Chrome Android 134 Released on 2025-03-04
- Edge 134 Released on 2025-03-06
- Firefox ❌
- Firefox for Android ❌
- Safari ❌
- Safari on iOS ❌